RE-thinking of approaches and toolkits for transdisciplinary INTEGRATEd assessment of climate compatible energy strategies from the African Union through to the European Union (Re-Integrate)

科学工具在欧盟和非盟广泛应用，以支持气候相容发展的战略规划。它们被国家和地方当局、研究机构和民间社会组织使用，往往得到发展伙伴、学术界和咨询公司的支持。它们是能源规划生态系统的重要组成部分。然而，从这些工具中得出的科学见解并不总是成功地支持战略性能源规划过程。有时，欧盟和非盟相关参与者在模型设计和应用方面的不协调和有偏见的方法导致对国家特定社会、经济和环境条件的反映不佳（Gardumi et al., 2022）。其结果往往是缺乏自主权和可信性，因此在规划和决策过程中受到限制。为了解决这一差距，RE-INTEGRATE的总体目标是在非盟和欧盟现有的能源规划生态系统中建立一个有利的、非排他性的环境，以共享知识、适合环境的建模工具包和气候兼容发展的建模专业知识。RE-INTEGRATE解决了在工作计划中表达的需求，即通过结构上实现知识和研究基础设施的多边共享，在非盟培养不严重依赖发达国家的建模方法和专业知识。在此过程中，它根据当地专业知识和分析气候兼容的发展途径，在8个非盟背景下开发和测试适合用途的3E模式。

Scientific tools are widely applied across the EU and the AU to support strategic planning for climate-compatible development. They are used by national and local authorities, research institutes and civil society organisations, very often with the support of development partners, academia and consulting firms. They are an important part of the energy planning ecosystem. However, the scientific insights derived from these tools have not always supported the strategic energy planning process successfully. Sometimes uncoordinated and biased approaches to model design and application by the involved actors on the EU and AU side have led to poor reflection of countryspecific social, economic, and environmental conditions (Gardumi et al., 2022). The result is often a lack ownership and credibility and thus limited uptake in planning and policymaking processes. In order to address this gap, the overall aim of RE-INTEGRATE is to establish within existing energy planning ecosystems across the AU and EU an enabling and non-exclusive environment for the sharing of knowledge, fit-to-context modelling toolkits and modelling expertise on climate-compatible development. RE-INTEGRATE addresses the need – expressed in the Work Programme - for fostering modelling approaches and expertise in the AU, which are not heavily reliant on the developed countries, by structurally enabling multi-lateral sharing of knowledge and research infrastructure. While doing so, it develops and tests fit-for-purpose 3E models in 8 AU contexts, building on local expertise and analysing climate-compatible development pathways.